An online database of cash-game player stats that shows over 100 stats and an All-in EV graph for any opponent's nickname. Read full review

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Pros & Cons

Pros Cons
Runs in the browser Cash hold'em only
Seven rooms No micro stakes
Over 100 stats Rooms sold in packages
Custom stat layout Missing hands
Graph and all-in EV Crypto payment only
Free NL10-25
Chrome extension

Description

SmartHand is an online service that stores ready-made stats on cash-game players and serves them up by the opponent’s nickname. No personal hand database is needed: the service collects the data in advance, so stats on an unfamiliar opponent are available before the first hand played against them. That’s the fundamental difference from a tracker, which has to accumulate hands on its own.

The service works with seven sites: PokerStars, 888poker, Chico (Tiger Gaming), WPN, iPoker, GGPoker, and Winamax. It covers Hold’em cash tables from NL10 up; there are no NL2 or NL5 hands in the database. Searches are by nickname: entering a nickname opens a player card with overall figures, results by stake and month, a winnings graph, and a set of stats — over a hundred in total, including VPIP, PFR, 3-bet, c-bet, WWSF, WTSD, and Steal.

The stat layout can be customized: the needed stats can be selected, arranged by table position, and saved as a permanent template. The result is a personal stats panel in the spirit of a familiar HUD, only on the service’s page rather than on top of the poker table. Filters by stake, game type, table type, and date persist between searches, so outdated data only needs to be filtered out once.

A separate graph shows how the opponent’s results have changed over time: total winnings, winnings with and without showdown, and the expected value line (All-in EV). The gap between actual results and EV shows whether an unfamiliar player is winning through skill or through luck in all-ins.

For multitabling, there’s the SmartHand Helper extension for Google Chrome. It picks up a nickname copied to the clipboard and automatically enters it into the search, so checking an opponent takes one click. The extension works together with the helper tools StarsHelper, StarsCaption, 888Caption, MPN Tools, WPN Tools, iPoker Tools, and Table Tamer. In addition to the stats database, the service sells mining — hand history archives by subscription and hand exports on a specific player.

Pricing

Subscriptions are split into two room groups and are sold as bundles: individual rooms can't be purchased. Prices are for the entire period, with the discount for longer terms already included.

PokerStars, 888poker, Chico, WPN, and iPoker group:

  • NL10-25 — free, with no time limit

  • NL10-50 — $16 for one month, $42 for 3 months (−10%), $79 for 6 months (−15%), $150 for a year (−20%)

  • NL10-500 — $32 for one month, $88 for 3 months (−10%), $166 for 6 months (−15%), $311 for a year (−20%)

  • NLMAX (all stakes) — $54 for one month, $146 for 3 months (−10%), $276 for 6 months (−15%), $518 for a year (−20%)

GGPoker and Winamax group:

  • NL10-25 — $6 for one month, $18 for 3 months, $36 for 6 months, $72 for a year

  • NL10-50 — $15 for one month, $45 for 3 months, $90 for 6 months, $179 for a year

  • NL10-500 — $31 for one month, $93 for 3 months, $186 for 6 months, $373 for a year

  • NLMAX (all stakes) — $52 for one month, $155 for 3 months, $311 for 6 months, $621 for a year

Both subscriptions can be placed in a single order. Payment is accepted in cryptocurrency (USDT TRC-20, Bitcoin, Ethereum), and access opens automatically once the payment is confirmed. Hand history mining is paid for separately, and its price depends on the chosen rooms, game types, stakes, and term.

Registration is free, and NL10-25 in the first room group is permanently open, so the completeness of the database and the convenience of search can be evaluated before buying a subscription.

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